Crochet Flower Power Scarf
The Crochet Flower Power Scarf is a fun and colorful accessory that brings a trendy and vibrant touch to any outfit! With its charming floral motifs and soft yarn, this scarf is sure to make you feel stylish and cozy at the same time. Whether you wear it to brighten up a winter day or add a pop of color to your spring wardrobe, this scarf is a versatile and eye-catching piece that will definitely turn heads and spread some joy wherever you go. Get ready to embrace the flower power and let your style bloom with this delightful crochet creation!
Materials You’ll Need
- Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver® in Lemon (Main Color – MC), 2 balls (514 yds/465 m)
- Red Heart All in One™ Flower™ in Marigold (Contrast Color – A), 1 ball for 12 motifs
- Hook: U.S. size I/9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook (or size needed to obtain gauge)
- Notions: Stitch markers, yarn needle for weaving ends
Measurements
Scarf Size: Approx. 12″ x 72″ (30.5 x 183 cm)
Motif Size: Each motif measures about 6″ (15 cm) square when complete.
Abbreviations
- Ch = Chain
- Dc = Double crochet
- Hdc = Half double crochet
- Sc = Single crochet
- Sl st = Slip stitch
- Sp = Space
- St = Stitch
- Yoh = Yarn over hook
- RS = Right side
- WS = Wrong side
Gauge
Gauge: 12 sc and 15 rows = 4″ (10 cm).
Each motif should measure approximately 6″ (15 cm) square when finished.
Instructions
Step 1: Flower Power Motifs
You’ll need to make 12 motifs in total using three different colors. Each motif begins in the center with a chain and builds outward in rounds, switching colors as you go.
Begin with Color 1
Round 1: Ch 4, join with sl st to form a ring. Ch 3 (counts as dc), make 9 dc in the ring. Join to top of ch-3 to complete the round. (10 dc total). Fasten off Color 1.
Switch to Color 2
Round 2: Join Color 2. Ch 3, dc in the same sp as sl st. Make 2 dc in each dc around. Join to top of ch-3. (20 dc total).
Continue with Color 2
Round 3: Sl st into next dc, then (ch 3, tr) in the same st. 3 tr in next dc, (tr, dc) in the following dc, sl st in next dc. Repeat around, joining with a sl st to top of ch-3 to complete. Fasten off Color 2.
Switch to Color 3
Round 4: Join Color 3 in the first dc of Round 3. Ch 3, 1 dc in next tr, 1 hdc in next tr, 1 sc in next tr, 1 hdc in next tr, 1 dc in next 2 sts, 1 tr in dc of Round 2. Repeat this pattern around to complete the petals. Join and fasten off Color 3.
Step 2: Join the Motifs
Use a Flat Slip Stitch (sl st) method to join the motifs into a strip for the scarf.
Place two motifs WS together, align the corners.
Join MC in any corner ch-3 sp of the first motif.
Ch 2, sc in corner ch-3 sp of the next motif, ch 2, skip next hdc, sc in next hdc of the first motif.
Repeat from * until motifs are joined across one edge, then fasten off.
Step 3: Wide Edging (Left Side)
With RS facing, join MC in top left corner of the scarf.
Ch 2, hdc in the same space.
Work 18 hdc evenly across each motif along the long edge of the scarf, 2 sc in each joining ch-2 space.
Turn and repeat rows until the edging measures about 4″ (10 cm).
Step 4: Narrow Edging (Right Side)
Repeat the wide edging steps along the opposite edge, making sure it measures about 4″ (10 cm) as well.
Step 5: Top and Bottom Edging
Top Edge: Join MC in the top right corner, work 30 sc evenly across the short edge, then fasten off.
Bottom Edge: Repeat the same for the bottom edge.
Final Round: Ch 1, and working from left to right (reverse sc), sc around the entire edge of the scarf for a clean finish.
Corner Flowers (Make 4)
Add decorative flowers to each corner using leftover yarn.
Round 1: Ch 4, sl st to form a ring, ch 1.
Work petals by chaining 5 and completing 4 yohs for each petal.
Attach to each corner of the scarf.
Finishing Touches
Weave in all loose ends with a yarn needle.
Block the scarf if needed to achieve the final shape and size.
Helpful Tips
Managing Colors: Since each motif uses multiple colors, keep your yarn organized to avoid tangling. Try using yarn bobbins if needed.
Adjusting Size: Feel free to make additional motifs or adjust the length of the scarf by adding or subtracting rows from the edging.
This Flower Power Scarf is sure to be a stunning and cheerful addition to your crochet collection. Enjoy making this colorful statement piece!